Diplomatic solution hopeful in Gulf crisis
U S lawmakers urge a diplomatic path before war with Iraq. Rep Les Aspin and Sen Bob Dole press for renewed talks, noting Iraqi flexibility and the public’s desire to exhaust peace options. Rep Lee Hamilton expects intense diplomacy as January 15 nears. Congress convenes briefly then recesses.
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Bush Administration
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
Aspin
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War protesters scale White House fence in antiwar act
Eleven protesters affiliated with the DC Coalition Against the US in the Middle East were arrested after scaling the White House north fence and throwing red ink into a fountain. Former priest Philip Berrigan was among those detained. 29 others not on grounds were not charged. Bush was at Camp David during the incident.
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Washington
White House
D.C
Middle East
Accord
Philip Berrigan
Quayle tells Marines Gulf policy should not wait
Vice President Dan Quayle told Marines near the Kuwaiti border that patience risks appeasement and could let Saddam Hussein prevail in the Gulf crisis. On a morale mission, he visited Third Marine Aircraft Wing and the Fort Bliss cavalry unit, noting Saudi assurances of more support to the anti-Iraq coalition.
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Dan Quayle
Bush
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Gulf
Quayle
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Kuwait
Desert
Army Third Armored Cavalry Regiment
Fort Bliss
Texas
Fahd
Ohio firms clash over property sale and tax ruling
Northern Ohio Associates contests a tax ruling with the Ohio Board of Taxations after a controversial deal involving a General Motors plant. Maynards Industries built a 21 percent NY partnership for 750000 before selling the plant and assets for 13.8 million to Maynards, then to Northern Ohio Associates for 4.1 million. Evergreen Group seeks a cut in assessed value from 3 million to 2.4 million, a move denied and now headed to the tax board.
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Ohio Board of Taxations
Maynards Industries of
San Francisco
General Motors
Maynards
New York
Allen
Evergreen Group
Cleveland
Lorain
Meister Road
County Board of Revision
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Karen Bauernschmidt
Fieldhouse Damaged by Fire Sparks Replacement Need
Fire and smoke damage to the fieldhouse requires replacement. Firefighter Karl Weber sustained a slight shoulder injury while removing insulation. Athletic Director Mark McGuire noted past smoke damage from a birds nest blocking the oil heater flue.
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Karl Weber
Mark McGuire
Flood Widespread Residents Evacuated As Rivers Rise
Lorain County and surrounding areas faced heavy flooding as the Black and Vermilion rivers rose high. Homes and yards flooded, roads closed, and crews worked overnight. In Valley View, Cuya hoga River swelled to near 22 feet forcing evacuations with boats aiding moves to safety.
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Valley View
Cleveland
Keye Jaworski
Cuyahoga River
Elyria
Safety Service
Timothy Coey
Ford Road
Coey
Spring Valley Country Club
Avon
Huron County
Clarksfield
Wakeman
Lorain County
Bagley Road
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Township
Westlake
Carlisle Township
Black River
Dale Herwig
Oberlin-Elyria Rd
Charles Brown
Herwig
Brown
Lorain County Engineer’s Office
Disaster Services Agency
Remai
Vermilion
Vermilion Lagoons
Police foil Los Angeles teen gang plot to murder officers
Los Angeles authorities say they stopped a local pencil necked pimply faced street gang planning to kill police due to drug operations in the San Fernando Valley. Three alleged members were arrested and two rifles, a handgun and 163 rounds seized.
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L.A
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Jim Vojtecky
Cmdr
William Booth
Vojtecky
Procrastinators Club Forecasts Bad Year Ahead
The Procrastinators Club released its 1990 predictions a day early, claiming decades of accuracy. President Les Waas touts the group as the most reliable forecaster, noting 8500 members and a potential half million not yet joined.
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Philadelphia
Les Waas
Mills
Millie
Waas
Great Walleye Drop slated for New Year at Aqua Marine
Local residents are invited to Aqua Marine Resort on Miller Road for a 1990 to 1991 New Year event. The walleye will be lowered at 11 30 p m as a trout imitation and a 1991 sign lights at docking point. Organizers expect the largest party yet.
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Miller Road
Sedlak
Aqua Marine
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